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+ Scientific Corroboration of the Biblical Data Regarding Kiln-Baked Bricks “Please Hit ‘Subscribe’”! If you have received benefit from this or any of my A recent archaeological study verified the biblical accuracy of both the date of the sacking of Gath (Goliath's hometown) and the non-use of kiln-fired bricks in Israel.

It remains a mystery how the artifact of Hathor ended up in Spain but the research team has some theories.

Archaeologists are reconsidering the origins and history of a much-maligned ancient people

Get email notification for articles from Ariel David Follow Aug. 3, 2021 4:44 PM Usually when archaeologists dig through the ruins of an ancient site, they hope to unearth some important relics of the past. But last month, researchers sifting through a particular section of the Philistine city of Gath had an unusual goal: finding nothing. And, it looks like they’ve found it. What archaeologists were after was a gap in the otherwise massive fortifications of this Iron Age settlement in centra...

The view from the top of Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-Am) The excavation site at Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-Am) The white cliffs beneath the site of the Blanche Garde at Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-Am) Sheep graze and egrets catch free rides in the pastures below Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-Am) The white cliffs beneath the site of the Blanche Garde at Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-Am) A milk thistle found along the trail leading up to Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-Am) The start of the trail up to Tel Tzafit. (Shmuel Bar-A...